Annia Gimeno Marko has been a part of the Keystone Class of 2025 since first grade, and her involvement throughout the years has been nothing short of inspiring. As the Secretary of the Class of 2025, Co-Editor in Chief of Keynote, and an active member of the World Language Club,...
A part of Keystone’s Class of 2029 since 6th grade, Cody Zhu has made his mark on the Keystone community and the world around him in many different ways. Cody has formed part of a variety of clubs at Keystone, most notably the Keynote newspaper (for which he is Co-Editor-in-Chief),...
About a year ago, in the midst of working on my Stonecatcher Project research, I interviewed Tori Salas, the Coordinating Director of the Interfaith Welcome Coalition (IWC). She had worked with IWC for several years and was the first paid staff they hired, and she joined because...
I was casually listening to music on Spotify and abruptly got interrupted by an ad about using Ozempic. I then clicked the “doesn’t apply to me” button at the bottom of the app. I brushed it off thinking that there was no way a weight loss drug could actually...
Originating during the Italian Renaissance, ballet has always been the bridge between sport and art. Not only is it physically demanding and enriching, it is an eloquent form of...
After a year-long hiatus, girls' varsity basketball was back this year. Under Head Coach Petition and Assistant Coach Schultze, the team made it to the playoffs. Throughout the...
